Part of your preparation for moving to Canada has been searching for information about any programs the Canadian government offers newcomers. Fortunately there are several programs being offered and the good news is that you can enroll in as many as you like. Listed here are a few of the government funded programs to help you get ready for your life in Canada.

The Food Processing Human Resource Council Pre Arrival Training

The food processing industry is one of Canada’s fastest growing industries which makes this a program to secure a job once you’re in Canada. With  training valued at $5,000 it’s essentially free and as a newcomer to Canada it is free providing you apply in the pre arrival stage. With the networking and employment opportunities alone this program  is essential as a part of your journey as you immigrate to Canada,

British Columbia Construction Association Pre Arrival Training …

Usually we see that flat roofs are more prone to facing issues related to drainage. Unlike sloped roofs, where water can automatically slide down through the sloping side, the flat roofs and their horizontal and almost flat surface and collect not only debris but also water and clog roofs in commercial building roofs with parapets or deep down the gutters on residential roofs. If you can take the trouble of cleaning the flat roof few times in a single year, you can save your pocket from other costly and extensive roof cleaning services.

When debris builds up on your roof, they hold moisture and this can have a very bad impact on the foundation of your home and also your safety. Hence, it is vital to remove debris and water from your roof and avoid having clogged roof drains. Here are few steps that you can take.

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Summer will be here before we know it, and you probably want to spend your free time enjoying time with your friends and family in the sunshine. The last thing you probably want to do is spend all your free time working around the house, but if you don’t have a solid maintenance plan in place you could be saying goodbye to your summer in and hello to weekends working. Avoid letting your to-do list build up and get ready for warmer weather with a few helpful tips.

Do a Visual Inspection

Take a walk around your property to see what projects you may want to tackle before summer makes its appearance. Some projects you may want to cross off maintenance list first are any potential problems such as cracks or holes in your siding, sagging gutters, or a leaky roof. You’ll want to get the most important items checked …